The path to Pedn Vounder has been closed on health and safety grounds
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The path to Pedn Vounder has been closed on health and safety grounds
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Access to one of Britain’s most beautiful beaches which featured in BBC drama Poldark has been cut off by the National Trust on health and safety grounds.
Pedn Vounder, in Cornwall, cordoned off to public because of concerns over ‘dangerous’ rip currents and access path
Thousands of tonnes of rocks and mud have collapsed on the beach
The property (pictured), named Tregwyn, has stunning views of the Port Quin cove and an eye-watering price tag to match.
The beloved British treat could be under threat as the conservation charity looks to make cuts
The Rame peninsula, just west of Plymouth, is often bypassed by tourists these days, which makes its hidden coves and fine…
One 75-year-old man was hospitalised for five days with serious injuries
